A Prepare New York Coffee Hour event entitled “Building an Inclusive New York: How Far Have We Come? Where Can We Go From Here?" was held on Sunday, November 6, at St. Bartholomew’s Church. An article promoting the event was published in the Staten Island Advance. Featured … [Read more...] about Building an Inclusive New York: How Far Have We Come? Where Can We Go From Here?
Free Legal Clinic, in Retrospect
The Free Legal Clinic was conceived by the New York State Courts Access to Justice Community Outreach Program as part of the American Bar Association’s “Celebrate Pro Bono” initiative, taking place nationwide during the final week of October (October 24-28). The objective of … [Read more...] about Free Legal Clinic, in Retrospect
The Basics of Sikhism
Sonny Singh gave an informative talk on "The Basics of Sikhism" to an enthusiastic audience on Sunday, Nov. 6, at St. Xavier Church in Manhattan. From Sikhism's early history and its dedication to equality and service to human kind, to the experience of Sikhs in America today, … [Read more...] about The Basics of Sikhism
November 4: Interfaith Perspectives on Jesus of Nazareth: Teaching a Christ-Centered Curriculum in a Multi-Religious World.
On November, 4 2011 ICNY Staffers will host a Workshop for Catholic high school religion teachers, titled “Interfaith Perspectives on Jesus of Nazareth: Teaching a Christ-Centered Curriculum in a Multi-Religious World.” The program is part of the Archdiocese’s annual High … [Read more...] about November 4: Interfaith Perspectives on Jesus of Nazareth: Teaching a Christ-Centered Curriculum in a Multi-Religious World.
November 6: “Building an Inclusive New York: How Far Have We Come? Where Can We Go From Here?
An Interfaith Conversation: "Building an Inclusive New York: How Far Have We Come? Where Can We Go From Here? CONTEXT: “Prepare New York,” a year-long city-wide interfaith initiative on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of 9/11 (see http://prepareny.ning.com/) DATE AND … [Read more...] about November 6: “Building an Inclusive New York: How Far Have We Come? Where Can We Go From Here?
